La Campana

Members of the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP) receive La Campana as a benefit of membership. In addition to keeping members informed about SBTHP’s events, programs and preservation projects, this high quality, full color, quarterly publication includes original research in the fields of history, archaeology, and historic preservation, book reviews and more!

Below is an index of past issues of La Campana. Additional copies or past issues may be purchased for $5. For more information contact SBTHP at (805) 965-0093.

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Current Issue

		Fall 2011 2011 Presidio Archaeological Field School De la Guerra Descendants Reunion at Casa De La Guerra SBTHP and the National Park Service Bring the Anza Trail to El Presidio History with a Green Thumb: The Presidio’s Gardens Living on the Edge, Populating the Presidio: Branches from a Californio Family Tree, Part III Second, Third, and Fourth Generations: Creole, Californio, Californian Sharing Our Common Ground: Second Annual Asian American Film Series An Interview with Gene Cajayon Naples, this Santa Barbara, the landscape of home Exhibit Old Spanish Days Fiesta Poster Finalists Exhibit Casa Cantina 2011 Volunteers Make the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Complete
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Past Issues

Summer 2011 Founding Day Celebrations Grace the Presidio; Casasola Archives: The Mexican Revolution and Beyond exhibit at Casa de la Guerra; Living on the Edge, Populating the Presidio: Branches from a Californio Family Tree Part II First Generation, 1750-1791: The Peninsular and the Indian Maiden; “Asianicity: Voices of Asian America” reading at UCSB Multicultural Center; Saving California’s Heritage: The Dana Adobe Rendering Pot Conservation Effort; and From Serra to Sancho: Music and Pageantry in the California Missions by Craig Russell, reviewed by Bob Hoover.

Spring 2011 2011 Annual Meeting; Introducing Two New Members of the Board of Directors; Living on the Edge, Populating the Presidio: Branching Stories from a Californio Family Tree; Part I: The Elusive Bigamist Tells His Story; Presidio Footprint Project: Visualizing the 1788 Goicoechea Plan; SONando Santa Barbara; New Interpretive Activities Introduced at El Presidio SHP; Arcady, Before and Beyond; Review: A Gift of Angels: The Art of Mission San Xavier del Bac.

Winter 2011 Reflections on Early California Missions: Scenes from a Traditional Tejería; Carlos Salomon’s Lecture on Pío Pico; New in the Santa Barbara Presidio Research Center: The Walter C. Douglas Photography Collection; A Tribute to Norman H. Caldwell; The Country Life: Stewardship of the Santa Inés Mission Mills; Identifying Early Ordnance at the Presidio of Santa Barbara; Kimono Donated by Family of Masako Fukamaki Saruwatari; Honoring over Seven Decades of Service: SBTHP’s Veterans Day Celebration; Una Noche de Las Posadas: From the Viewpoint of Those Who Make It Happen; New to SBTHP: Christa Clark Jones, Development Assistant; Día de los Muertos Craft Day; and Santa Barbara’s Original Christmas Tale: La Pastorela.

Fall 2010 Sharing Our Common Ground: SBTHP Highlights the Santa Barbara Presidio's Asian American Neighborhood; Nihonmachi Revisited: Santa Barbara’s Japanese American Community in Transition 1900-1940; Vinos Tapas y Arte 2010; Closing the Gap: Completing the NW Corner Defense Wall Project; 2010 Archaeological Field School; For the Generations Yet to Come: CASA Camp 2010; Alfredo Zalce, Works on Paper; Thank You to Those Who Make it Happen; New Staff Members; and Casa Cantina 2010.

Summer 2010 Archaeology and Restoration of the Santa Inés Mission Mills; Santa Inés Mission Mills Volunteer Day: Volunteers Have a Hand in History; Geophysical Survey at Mission Santa Inés; El Presidio Hosts The Garden Club of Santa Barbara’s 2010 Flower Show; Stables Fandango; and Founding Day and Living History Days at the Presidio.

Spring 2010 Interpretive Planning and the Future of SBTHP's Exhibits and Programs; Goicoechea Redux; 2010 Annual Meeting; Kellam de Forest Recognized with Award at Annual Meeting; SBTHP Welcomes Four New Board Members; Donor Spotlight: Lynn Kirst and Lynn Matteson Join Los Distinguidos; Santa Barbara's Historic Treasures Poster; and Review: A Maritime History of Baja California by Edward W. Vernon.

Winter 09-10 Rediscovering California's Lost Pottery Tradition; Holiday Happenings in 2009; La Pastorela; Chinese War Relief Efforts: The 1941 Rice Bowl Festival; and The Passing of a Presidio Descendiente: Remembering Mike Acosta.

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